Mission Statement
The Center for Global Change and Governance (CGCG) defines its academic mission in terms of the complex interplay of global change and governance-the large-scale transformations of political, economic, and cultural relations that simultaneously structure, and are structured by, the changing roles of states and non-state actors involved in creating order and disorder. At the core of the CGCG's concerns is the relationship between globalization, the post-cold war realignment of great-power relations, and the growing role in the promotion and attenuation of conflict of international governmental and non-governmental organizations, transnational corporations, and social movements.
Faculty Research and Conferences
Graduate Student Research Initiatives
DGA graduate students have an opportunity to collaborate with the CGCG on research initiatives. In past years, projects include student-run conferences, keynote speaker series, brown bag lunches, the Journal of Global Change and Governance, and policy roundtables.
Journal of Global Change and Governance
CGCG Annual Graduate Student Conference
Roosevelt Insitution, Rutgers University
Funding Research at the CGCG
If you are interested in funding the Center's research, please contact Yale Ferguson
